Tag: Nigerian economy

...is the assumption that “homo politicus”, as a voter, is as rational in his decision making as his economic counterpart ...

Mr Obadiah Mailafia We talk about versatility and productivity concerning Mr Mailafia, not because he demonstrates an unparalleled zeal for ...

The president thanks Mr Rabiu for complementing government efforts at job creation, poverty reduction and economic stability.

As a share of the economy's capacity, the debt is manageable at 12 per cent of gross domestic product, though ...

Mr Buhari rode to power in 2015 with the promise to tackle corruption and insecurity, and develop the economy.

Security rises and falls on the basis of intelligence, diligence and willingness to bite the bullet and do the needful, ...

Except that even when the economy grew by 2.27 per cent in 2019, the consensus was that the economic auguries ...

The IMF says the economy will grow by 2.5 per cent, up from 1.5 it previously predicted.

Automation of processes was as much the augury of the redundancy of unskilled work as it became a precondition for ...

Polaris Bank says it is a future-determining bank committed to delivering industry-defining products and services.

Foundational restrictions in Nigeria's Constitution, political culture, and governance methods come together to stifle the economy.

Clearly, the future of money and finance, especially for traditional banking in Nigeria, must be as exciting as it is ...

While the Nigerian economy may almost imperceptibly have lifted its index finger, it is still in intensive care, where it ...

The international monetary group advises the government to increase VAT to 15 per cent by 2025.

The group suggests what the government must do to boost growth.

The global institution says close to 90 million people will fall below extreme poverty threshold.

The reserves grew by $1.29 billion in two months.

Polaris Bank is a future-determining Bank committed to delivering industry-defining products, and services.

The Nigerian economy descended into recession last year. Global economist, Iyabo Masha, recommends measures that can stabilise Africa's largest economy ...

At a time of economic difficulties, the Nigerian government has imposed an array of high taxes and charges on citizens.

In assenting into law of the BOFIA 2020, President Muhammadu Buhari said the new legislation represents a “monumental piece of ...

Decades after being the leader in oil palm production in the world, Nigeria is currently an importer of the product ...

The number of poor Nigerians was expected to increase by two million before the pandemic; now it is seven million

The rise may be attributed to the recent rise in prices of crude oil in the international market.

LCCI says COVID-19 has resulted in unprecedented collapse in commodity prices, capital flight, turmoil in the capital market, supply chain ...